JERUSALEM, Nov. 2 (Xinhua) -- Chinese automaker XPeng Motors led Israel's electric car market in the first 10 months of 2026, according to figures issued by the Israel Vehicle Importers Association on Monday.
XPeng, which offers the mid-size electric crossover SUVs G6 and G9, along with the executive sedan P7 and the X9 minivan in Israel, sold 6,009 units between January and October.
America's Tesla ranked second, selling 4,970 units during the same period, followed by China's BYD Auto with 4,229 units.
Chinese brands accounted for about 74.3 percent of Israel's electric car sales during the first 10 months, selling 26,927 units.
Across the overall automotive market, including gasoline, hybrid and electric vehicles, Chinese manufacturers ranked first with 128,312 units sold. South Korean automakers followed with 41,514, while Japanese manufacturers sold 28,419 units.
Chinese automaker Chery led sales with 62,038 vehicles, followed by Japan's Toyota with 26,008 and South Korea's Hyundai with 23,468.
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